Editing 1992 in music (section)

===November–December===
* [[November 3]] – The rap-metal band [[Rage Against the Machine]] releases their [[Rage Against the Machine (album)|debut album]].
* [[November 9]] – Australian-born singer [[Kylie Minogue]] ends her working relationship with UK songwriters and record producers [[Stock Aitken Waterman]] and the [[record label]] [[PWL]].
* [[November 15]]
** Megan Jasper of [[Sub Pop]] creates the [[grunge speak]] hoax, tricking ''[[The New York Times]]'' into printing an article on supposed slang used in the [[grunge]] scene in [[Seattle]], USA.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://hoaxes.org/archive/permalink/grunge_speak|title=Grunge Speak|website=Museum of Hoaxes}}</ref>
** [[Ozzy Osbourne]] plays the final concert of his "retirement" tour at the [[Pacific Amphitheatre]] in [[Costa Mesa]], California. He is joined on stage by his three former [[Black Sabbath]] bandmates for a reunion performance. Black Sabbath opened the show with [[Rob Halford]] as lead vocalist, filling in for [[Ronnie James Dio]] who had left the band days earlier.
** ''[[The Jacksons: An American Dream]]'', a two-part miniseries based on the [[Jackson family]], premieres on [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]].
* [[November 17]] – The [[The Bodyguard (soundtrack)|soundtrack album of "The Bodyguard"]], [[Whitney Houston]]'s [[The Bodyguard (1992 film)|debut film]], is released. The album went on to be certified 18 times platinum by the [[RIAA]] and sell 45 million copies worldwide. To date{{when|date=November 2017}} the album is still the best selling soundtrack of all time and also one of the best selling albums of all time.
* [[November 22]] – Manchester-based [[post-punk]] and electronic music label [[Factory Records]] declares bankruptcy. The label had been placed in dire financial straits following the spending of most of their funds by [[Happy Mondays]] during the recording of their album ''[[Yes Please!]]'', which would end up a commercial failure. Additionally, plans for a buyout from [[London Records]] folded when it was discovered that none of Factory's artists were actually signed onto the label; most of these artists, most notably [[New Order (band)|New Order]], would end up signing onto London Records anyhow following Factory's foreclosure.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.live4ever.uk.com/2009/11/factory-records-the-rise-and-fall-of-uks-legendary-indie-label/|title=Factory Records – The Rise And Fall of UK's Legendary Indie Label|website=Live4ever.uk.com|date=November 22, 2009}}</ref>
* [[December 3]] – [[Bill Wyman]] announces he is quitting [[The Rolling Stones]].
* [[December 31]]
** [[Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau]] announces his retirement from the stage to an audience at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich.
** The twenty-first annual [[Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest|New Year's Rockin' Eve]] special airs on ABC, with appearances by [[TLC (band)|TLC]], [[Bell Biv DeVoe]], [[Slaughter (band)|Slaughter]], [[Jon Secada]], [[Village People]] and [[Barry Manilow]].